Katana 220550 KATANA 18V 5 Piece Combo Kit (2x 4.0Ah) $199.50 Delivered (Was $399) @ Toolmart

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Korban Dallas on 30/11/2024 - 00:39 toolmart.com.au (666 clicks)
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Includes

220001 - 18V Charge-All Hammer Drill
220010 - 18V Charge-All Impact Driver
220060 - 18V Charge-All Reciprocating Saw
220070 - 18V Charge-All 125mm Grinder
220080 - 18V Charge-All 165mm Circular Saw
220300 - 18V Charge-All Single Charger
220370 - 18V Charge-All 4Ah Battery x 2
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  Kamppinator on 30/11/2024 - 07:24

  Seems a good price for home DIYer.

  Wonder of anyone knows whether the batteries are compatible with other brands like aldi Ferrex or Bunnings ozito

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    Noodol on 01/12/2024 - 11:14

    Pretty sure they aren't compatible with either of those.

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  Yub on 30/11/2024 - 08:51

  +1

  Extra 2Ah battery when purchased directly from Katana:
  https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/881062

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  stronglight on 30/11/2024 - 10:48

  That's alot of electronics for $200, undeliverable value compared to a plank of wood for the same price from Bunnings.
  Anyone know who manufactures Katana: is it Hi-Tec (who make Milwaukee, AEG, Ryobi) or Einhell (who make Ferrex, Ozito)?

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    BinaryPirate on 08/12/2024 - 22:17

    fwiw searching the address of Katana Power Tools returns the location of Kincrome's head office

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      racer1234 on 08/12/2024 - 23:23

      Katana is a brand by Kincrome. Not sure who actually makes them, but Kincrome cover the warrant. Tools arrived and look pretty good so far.

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  poppingtags on 30/11/2024 - 12:50

  I’m looking for a circular saw to get into basic woodwork, already own a Ryobi 18v Impact Drill/Driver, would it be worth getting this instead of a Ryobi circular saw?

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    Noodol on 01/12/2024 - 11:16

    +1

    probably not. Katana has a limited range and very small retail presence.

    My experience with 18v circular saws is you need a larger battery (4ah+) to deal with anything other than thin pine boards.

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      poppingtags on 01/12/2024 - 12:35

      Thanks, will wait for something better then!

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        Meconium on 05/12/2024 - 11:23

        Consider a wired drop saw/mitre saw as well as a circular saw - you'll find the circular saw useful for general outdoor imprecise plank cutting but as soon as you have to make things meet at 45° you'll quickly want a drop saw I think. If you're doing detailed work then a jigsaw or band saw might be more appropriate.

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          poppingtags on 05/12/2024 - 12:23

          @Meconium: Hey, thanks for the reply! I reckon you're right, will go for a wired circular saw to start off with, and then if I get deeper into it, I'll get the other tools as needed.

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  ussenterprize on 17/12/2024 - 16:46

  Is this still available?

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  luigough on 02/01/2025 - 12:45

  Just a quick PSA for all who purchased Katana tools -
  To get your 5-year warranty, you must register your tool within 30 days, otherwise you will only have three years according to their Warranty page:
  https://www.katanapowertools.com.au/warranty

  So don't forget to register your tools via https://www.katanapowertools.com.au/register-tool to make sure you get your full 5-year warranty on the tool. Batteries appear to be 3-years regardless. It doesn't matter if you purchased via a reseller or via their webpage, it seems you need to do the registration process. After registration, it should come up in your tool bag - https://www.katanapowertools.com.au/my-tool-bag